Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-15

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NJ. H. Field, Mrs. p. D. Browne, Mrs Lillian
Parrish, Mrs. Cove, Mrs. DR.. Young, Mrs. Peet,
Mrs. E. P. Stevens.
Mrs. Nellie kyster delivered lecture to
large audience of public school children.
At O'Clock an adjournment was taken till
this evening.
During the evening session several addresses
were delivered, when final adjournment was
taken.
Indignant woodlanders.
ICopyiga, 1887, by the California associated PressI
WOODLAND, October 14th.-About two weeks
ago A. Collier engineer of Engine No. !, of the
Paid Fire Department, left suddenly and the
supposition was and is that he had left 10 avoid
the payment of bills. Last evening his engine
was taken out for drill by Engineer Charles
Adams, of Sacramento, and it was found to be
in very defective condition. One of the
pumps was worthless, as hole had been eaten
through pipe, and one OF the boiler tubes also
leaked badly. Had there been fire, the engine
would have been useless. Considerable indig-
nation is evlneed towards the absent engineer.
The Late siskiyou Accident.
Copyright, 1887, By the California Associated Press
TREKA, October 14th.-The jury in the Coro-
ners inquest on the body of Charles Renuer
killed by the railroad accident on the Sd inst
at Soda Springs, rendered verdict this evening
that his death was the result of carelessness or
neglect of duty on the part of some person or
persons, but the evidence does not disclose who
is responsible, and there is not sufficient evil
of any persons in the employ of the railroad
company.
Woman in the Case.
tCoPyga, 1887, by he California associated Press
SAN JOSE, October l4th.-A quarrel occurred
last night at 10 O. clock between two men named
kerrigan and Leon, which came near resulting
in murder. Last night the two men met in
front of the Plaza saloon. Kerrigan said:
Curse you, don't like the way you carried on
with my wife" We'll, if you want anything
out of me, you can get it," said con, who was
Immediately knocked into the gutter by Kerri-
gan. Leon fired three shots at Kerrigan none
of which took effect.
A Cannery for Stockton.
lCopyrtght 1887, by Gie California Associated Press
STOCKTON october 4th.-C. NJ. Weber, San
Jose capitalist has been here for the past few
days agitating the putting up of large fruit
cannery in this city. Prominent local business
men are in Yor of the scheme, and already
soUOOO has been guaranteed for the ENTERPRISE
The fruit t-growers are also interesting them.
selves IN the D. alter, for in case the cannery be
erected 1t will open up a splendid market for
home fruit.
Woodland Enterprise.
Copyright. 1857, by u,e California associated Press
WOODLAND, October 14th-A meeting has
been called, to take place next Saturday here,
OF all capitalists and sheep-raisers in the
county, as a woolen-mill project will be dis
cussed. well-known mill man named Dun
can is here and will make a favorable proposi-
ton to our people AS energetic men are be-
hind the movement, there is no doubt but
what the mill will be built.
The MarysviIIe Scandal.
Copyright, 1887, By the California Associated Press
MARYsvILLE, October 14th.-R. II. McIlmoil
and w. H. Johnson, his nephew, have been ar.
rested on complaint of the formers wife and
charged with kidnapping three children They
are out on 81, 800 bail each. He has brought sui
for divorce from his wife on the grounds o.
adultery and threats against the life of theil
children. Scandal almongers are discussing va
| rious phases of the forthcoming sensation. Nc
1lmoil is prominent business man.
Late Bay Jottings.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 14th.-ISpecial. THE
| awards by the Mechanics Institute to exhibit
ors at the fair are to be announced to morrow
| Fred. Inness has rented the Pavilion for ter
weeks at 3, 900, and will convert the same int
| a promenade garden, after the plan In London
number of members OF the volunteer fire
| department met tonight, and took preliminary
| steps to organize Veterans Association.
Anderson Real Estate.
[CopyiSh, 1857, by tie California Associated Pres
ANDERSON. October 14th.-S. T. Alexander. o
! Oakland, to-day purchased from Shanahan 4
Co., real estate agents at this place 81 100 wortl
| of town property, This makes total of S69 on
real estate purchased in this immediate vicinit,
by Mr.. Alexander in the last sixty days
The Nephew of His Uncle.
Copyright, 1887, by the California Associated Press
NAPA, October 14th.-A contract has been lie
| to j: T. Davis, nephew OF JEFF Davis, to grad
| twenty miles of the Napa, Lake aud Humbold
| Railroad between Conn and Bulls CANYONS
The work will be pushed, and they will hay,
| the road in operation by June next.
San Jose Is Happy.
Copylght, 1887, by the California associated Press
| SANJosE, October l4th-The City Council thi
| morning voted to purchase Joseph Enright'
| steam roller at a price of $500. For want O
| harmony on this poiut street work has been at
standstiu for month, but viii now be resumed
| A Shasta Water Company.
lCopylght, 1887, By The California associated Press
REDpING, October 14th-Parties are survey
| ing ditch from Spring creek, six miles nortl
of Redding. The work is reported to be 70
another water company for the city.
Eastern star Delegates
Copyright, 1857. by the California associated Press
REpDrNG, October 14th.-Mesdames Ida N
Bush Artie Reed and Hattie Majar left on tn
train to-day as representatives from Reddin
Chapter, Eastern Star, TO the Grand Chapter
which meets in San francisco next Tuesday.
A Carpenters Fatal Accident.
| SAN FRANCISCO, October 14th.-W. Rusoc,
carpenter fell from the second floor of q hous
on Mission street this afternoon and receive
injuries which caused his death. He leaves
wife and four children.